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The Weekly PewPrint, Tuesday, Nov. 25,1»75, page 2

From the editor's desk

A word about the ft'ont cover. Many photos have appeared on the pages of each edition of the PawPrint because the old saying says that one picture says one thousand words, or something like that. Anyway one

This is the last edition of the PawPrint for the fall quarter. We had a lot of fun bringing you all the latest campus news each week but with finals almost here, aU the staffers are magicaUy turning back into students who have a lot of studying to catch up on. Hard workers praised

^ government members have been saying for some time now that when they got all positions, committees, boards and chairs filled, then activities and other services would start happening. Well almost aU of the important positions are now fiUed, and things are starting to move on this campus. One hard wor^g person who is setting things in motion is the newly appointed Activities Chairperson, Judy Plotner. The Activities Chair­ person works in conjunction with the College AcUvities office and plans things for students to do. Judy has reorganized the activities committee and for the first time in many years, the committee is holding regular meetings and the com- mitt^ secretary is keeping minutes of the meeting. A tip of the PawPrint hat goes to Judy and her committee. THANKSGIVIISIG : THAT'S THE vvAY IT w/AS /

AS senate moyes to Letters, Letters, Letters, Letters

organize services the first one to give them praise for essential fact that both subjects Letter to the Editor the excellent job they do in keeping interest and meet needs of this CSCSB an enjoyable place to work campus' student body. Covering llie AS senate is also starting to organize s«wices for students. In the Tuesday, November 11 and go to school. both sissues instead of voting on During the first week of classes next quarter, they will be operating a issues of the Pawprint I was Richard Bennecke which issue is more important, book co-op. Through this service students will be able to have their books quoted, in the article "Senate holds satisfies a greater cross-section of sold at a fair price. A small service charge will be collected and the early meeting", as saying that I Dear Editor: peoide. People are who read our students will set the price they want for their used books. have received complaints of Since I requested that the newspaper. An increased number The book co^p will be located in a convenient place, possibly near the inad^uate clean-up after ASB Pawprint cover "Alice Doesn't" of people we reach through varied entrance to the commons. activities. This quote was taken out day, and helped contact a number articles will hopefully help raise Also planned for the winter quarter is a car-pool service. More in­ of context and therefore needs of different people for the article, I die quality and effectiveness of our clarification. formation will be available during registration. would like to thank you for communication abilities. An off-campus housing referral office should be fully functioning by the publishing some of the results. The Again, thank you beginning of next quarter. The service will be located in the ASB office. In requesting funds from the article has gotten innumerable for your coverage, Information on available houses, apartments, rooms both local and in the ASB for the purpose of hiring a positive comments. Paula Aldea Stark outlying areas ^ be maintained. Information on rental laws, the rights part-time custodian to assist ASB This letter is also in response to and responsibilities of both landlords and renters and sample leases will in clean-up after events, I noted your request for readers' com­ be kept for consultation. several reasons for this request. ments in this weeks' newspaper. I At the present time, a duplicating service is being offered free of One of the reasons had to do with do not believe that the issues of charge to students. Persons who need to duplicate copies of papers or students requesting to clean-up womens' equality and basketball reports for classes or flyers for events can use the duplicating machines after events. For some cir­ are in any way alike other than the in the ASB trailer. ASB personnel request that you come in 48 hours cumstances students are allowed before you need the duplicating. to clean-up after a minor event. A s^ond tip of the PawPrint hat goes to the AS leaders who are The complaints I have received organizing these much needed services. have dealt; with this aspect of Pawprint trivia Every student pays a student body fee and finally they are getting their clean-up. In some instances money's worth. students did a good job in cleaning Pubhshed every Tuesday during the school year, except during final up after their event - in other in­ examination periods and quarter breaks. Editorial and business office is stances they did not and it was in located in room 22 of the Physical Science building. this context that I made the Deadline for calendar items, letters to the editor and announcements is statement that I have received Thursday noon prior to publication. A tragedy for all of us complaints of inadequate clean-up All contributions must be typed and double spaced when submitted or after ASB events. they may not be printed. Letters to the editor will be printed on a space by Frank Moore available basis and must include proper identification of the author A young man in my natural science class suicided last week. He was a I sincerely hope that our fine Names will be withheld on request. Opionions expressed are those of the neighbor of mine in the high desert, a Hesperia resident. I didn't know custodial crew here at CSCSB did author. him. I didn't know the personal tragedies that brought him to this act. 1 not read my comments as a per­ Address all correspondence to: The Weekly PawPrint, 5500 State didn't even know his name. sonal attack on them. I would be College Parkway, San Bernardino, California, 92407. He was a very quiet person and never joined in our round-robin discussions. I thought his manner distant, cold. Now 1 realize he was sad, very sad. It ^ems he had no one to hear his pleas, hopes, or fears. What few friends he had never dreamed he would take his own life. There was no warning, or cry, or hint, no last reach for help. He apparently peacefully went into his garage, locked the door, turned on the engine to COLLEGE STUDENTS AUTO INSURANCE his truck and then calmly laid down to die. No emotion, and all very or­ derly. IF YOU CARRY 12 UNITS OR MORE AT CSCSB, WE HAVE Who cared for this young man that became an island, so utterly defeated by life? Oh, we're all sorry, but we tend to forget, and so he is AN EXCEPTIONAL RATE. MAIL OR PHONE; f^gotten. Yet it should not be said he died without some purpose for NAME: through him I have seen what the black depths of loneliness can bring. Who cares after it is over? I care, damn ri^t! Now, when it is too late. ADDRESS JOHN MERRILL Perhaps if he had possessed one friend more to cheer him, one reminder AGE PHONE to try again, he might have sought help. I guess he just didn't believe CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE anyone loved him. His death was too neat for that. ACCIDENTS OR TICKETS 259 CENTRAL CITY MALL There are always the social Darwinian cynics who say we must go on, CAR we must drop the weak, physically and mentally, by the wayside, that SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 cries to help others are the actions of those really looking out for No. 1 NUMBER OF UNITS CARRIED _ PHONE 884^076 anyway. And yet there, but for the grace of God, went 1.1 wouldn't want to find that last door closed. The WeeKiy PawPrint, Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 3 Blue Jay Picnic Area ta be abandoned

The United States Forest Service due to the liability the private community and persons of low or servation or if it is to be used for Picnic area are also circulating is considering a plan that will owners would face. moderate income. the preservation of natural petitions that ask the County eliminate the Blue Jay Picnic Area In order to stop the exchange The funds may also be used to resources and scenic areas. Supervisors and the Office of from its jurisdiction. from public to private ownership, expand and improve the quantity The Friends group feels that Community Development to The approximately 5.6 acres of the Friends have been active for and quality of community services, their proposal for the county to provide funds to purchase the land lush forest land, interspersed with some time in an effort to convince and to provide more rational use of purchase Blue Jay Park meets the and the petition also asks that the picnic tables and fire pits, is county officials to retain the park. the land. requirements for the federal funds. Park be included in the Coimty located next to the Blue Jay mall, An attempt to convince the Projects which preserve The Friends have filed an ap­ Parks System. near the west shore of Lake Forest Service, through U.S. is-operties of special historic or plication with the Office of Com­ Petitions are available for Arrowhead in the San Bernardino Senator, Alan Cranston, office's to aesthetic value are also eligible, munity DeveloiMTient for $35,000 for signing in the Cal-State ASB office mountains. keep the park public was un­ and property may be acquired with the purdiase of the park, in order and also in the PawPrint office, The Forest Service wants to successful. the funds that is approix-iate for to ensure its preservation imder room P.S. 22. Persons signing the exchange the picnic area for some The Friends have also been rehabilitation or conservation San Bernardino County auspices. Petition must be registered voters. undeveloped land less surrounded actively trying to convince San activities, or open space con­ The Friends of the Blue Jay by residential development. Bernardino County Supervisor, The "Friends of the Blue Jay Nancy Smith, that l^n Bernardino Picnic Area", a group working to County should purchase and, keep the park as is, questions maintain the facility. whether the greatest public good During their campaign to save will be served by eliminating the the park, the Friends discovered AS senate highlights park from federal responsibility. that San Bernardino County will If the government goes ahead receive several million dollars travel and give pierformances at with the planned exchange, the from the federal government over There was standing room only vertisements, but not enough to other colleges. Filbeck said it is park will become the private the next few years and 2.4 million available at last week's Student fund the paper through the important for the Cal-State choir to fwoperty of Blue Jay Resort, in­ has been allocated to the Comity's Senate meeting as the newly remaining school year. Senator be known on other campuses. The corporated, the firm that operates unincorporated areas for the 1976- elected Senators brought the AS Cecil stated that because Cal-State request was sent to the A|> the Blue Jay mall. 77 fiscal year. Senate up to full operating force. does not have a journalism px'opx'iations Committee. Once the exchange is complete, The money may be spent on Jane Cecil reported that her department, no IRA funds are fUchard Bennecke reminded tiie according to the Friends of the projects which prevent Appropriations Committee had available for publication costs. The Blue Jay Picnic area, the picnic deterioration of property and been busy studying all recent request was also sent to the Api- Senators they still need to ap^int a person to the Publication Board. grove will cease to exist as a community facilities of im­ request for fun^ and that the |x-opx*iations Committee. Bennecke also told the Senators public, free, recreational facility portance to the welfare of the committee needed more time Funds to offset the increased before they will approve any of ^e costs of transportation were that Economics professor, Richard expenditures. requested by the Music depart­ Moss, would make a p)resentation The Rules Committee chair­ ment. Loren Filbeck, music in­ at the next Senate meeting on the Photography club person said that her committee structor, said the money was findings of his committee in­ was unable to meet since the last needed so the Cal-State choir could vestigating student iliteracy. The Photography (^lu! met in a reorganization meeting Thursday Senate meeting and therefore November 20 at 4:00 pm in BIlOl. various matters concerning By­ Discussed were ways to increase club membership and encourage law changes are still in committee. group participation. The club's chosen aim is 1) to help students express Senate President Pat Egetter This week's movie themselves through the art of photography, 2) provide training for appointed newly elected Senator members nev to photography, and 3) provide facilities for photography Kevin Gallagher to the Ap­ for all students, including dark room facilities and equipment, student propriations Committee, and his 6 and 8:30 p.m. PS 10 Friday, discount cards to local merchants, etc. ap^intment was approved by the Several different activities are planned including student shows, Senators. Nov. 28th contests, outings, et. Senator Cecil made a propwsal The club also chose its first officers for the beginning period. They are that a By-law be added to the AS Jeff Rich, President; Frank Moore, Vice President; Roger Brooks, constitution requring that the ASB Treasurer. sponsor and support a book co-op The Photography Club will meet again Wednesday, November 26, in the at the beginning of each quarter. Juggle the books- commons. If you own a Brownie grab it and come.! The propx>sal was sent to the Rules Committee for further study. Set fire to the facte^y Senator Cecil also told the Supply women for the clients. Scholarships available for Senators that the ASB has several bad checks on hand from at least Hany Stoner will do anything to masters degree two years back. (As a service to get one more season. Cal-State students, the Campus The Inland Library System has announced that two scholarships in the Bookstore cashes personal checks amount of $2,000 each are to be awarded to two minority residents of the for students, and the ASB area served by the system which includes all of Riverside, Inyo, and San guarantees payment of every Bernardino Counties. check.) CecU requested a list of The Purpose of the scholarships is to allow two minority students the who the checks were written by be ORXirtunity to pursue a course of study leading to a Master's degree in compiled. Discussion by other librarianship at a library school accredited by the American Library Senators centered around how to Association. stop students from writing bad Af^licants for the scholarships must have or expect to receive a checks. A bank type check bachelor's degree and be either eligible for admission to^^an accredited guarantee card was suggested. It library school for the coming school year, or be currently enrolled in such was also suggested by a senator an institution. that someone confront the bad Applications for the scholarships can be secured by writing to Mr. check writers after their class and George C. Elser, Coordinator, Inland Library System at 104 West 4th find out what measures the p>erson Street, San Bernardino, Ca. 92415. The deadline for submission of ap- is taking to make good on the fdications for those wishing to use the scholarship in the spring 1976 check. The matter was referred to Jack Lemmon in his most semester-quarter is December 15, 1975. the Ap}propriations Committee for important dramatic role since further study. The Days of Wine and Roses!' The editor of the Cal-State student newspaper requested Are you unhappy with a course? $3,000 for funding of the PawPrint throughout the winter and spx*ing quarters. A written statement U ' To the ears of the Curriculum Committee have come the sounds of submitted to the Senators stated • •' • unhappy murmurings. There are those who believe that not all the that the pap>er was collecting some income from display ad- courses that make their way through the maze of necessary committees PARAMOUNT RCTURES CORPORATION (another metaphor might be the winding ascent up the Mount of and niMWAYS, INC. present Purgatory) to come to rest at last in the security of catalogues and time schedules are worthy/courses; voices crying out of cisterns and deserted JACKLEMlVm wells claim that often a |H-oposed course will serve the special interest of STUDENTS in A MARTIN RANSOHOFF Production an individual faculty member rather than the larger good of a discipline or of the College as a whole. Good Food & Since the College Curriculum Committee lacks, in most cases, the BEER "SAVE THE HGER" specialized knowlec^e necessary to winnow what is essential from what Burgers— Chili CO-Staning JACK GILFORD and Introdudrrg LAURIE HEINEMAN is peripheral to some specific discipline, we have had to accept pretty Written by ST^/E SHAGAN Executive Producer EDWARD S.FELDMAN much on faith the recommendations of Departments and Schools. But, if Hot Dogs — Soups Produced by STEVE SHAGAN Directed by JOHN G.AVILDSEN this faith is at times misplaced, we would like to invite those who disagree "n Music scored by MARVIN HAMUSCH AFHRAMOUNT with a proposal coming before our Committee to appear themselves, or at Pool Tables Games R InCOLOR POURt least send a memorandum, to serve as a kind of minority report on the CHILDREN WELCOME proposal. If you are interested you can discover from the Faculty Senate Office THE WOODEN NICKEL (Ext. 7589) where and when a given proposal is going to be considered. U2 KEltCALL DR. Anyone is welcome to come and testify at our happy meetings. 883-4317 The Weekly PawPrinl, Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 4 Our cdmpus police by Len Ehret "If I were a member of the section to keep from buying a One patrolman, Kichard Nunez, public I would feel disinclined to permit eventually get caught. has b^n responsible for saving at approach them" wrote one of On the good side, if you ever least three lives with this valuable England's most notable constables come out and find that your car equipment. about America's policemen after will not start you may be glad there These patrol cars are called on a tour of the Los Angeles and New is an officer around. Each. quite often to assist other depart­ ments in apprehensions and EXHIBIT "B' York police facilities. Un­ patrolman has a pair of jumper Page I fortunately for him and his cables you can use if you can get arrests. They also make on the ASSTlCIATEQ STOOEMT BOBY OF THE CALIFOBNIA readers, he did not visit the offices someone else to let you jump from average of one arrest each month STATE COLLEGE- SAW BERNARDINO of the Campus Police here at Cal their battery. The police cannot let on their own. They are called out SWEHENT OF RSVENOE AND EXPEWOITUSES State. His report would have been you jump from their cars as each on the freeway to assist CUP of­ FOR THE YEAR EHOED JUKE 30. 1975 very different if he had. car has approximately $2,000 ficers in handling accidents and to worth of radio equipment in it that transport prisoners. -• REVENUE From Police Chief Gomez on Student fees $65,723 down, the C.S.C.S.B. police could be damaged. One of the main problems police Student programs Chief Gomez says that there has have on campus is with animals. Orientation $1,248 department is public relations Activities cammlttee 641 minded. Although it has three been very little compbining this Dogs leave signs of being there, Players of the Pear Garden 1,561 Sports cormittee 420 official functions to perform year about parking and tickets, always. Dogs that are abandoned, Pav;print • Student paper 1 ,43(1 and no complaints at all fi-om with the hope that someone will ,Huslc Department 25 (security, patrol, and parking) its Other • .383 5,708 main duty is service. transfer students who know what take them home, are in danger Interest •i .129 Whether you are a student, a real parking problems are. from the wild dog packs in the area Total Revenue 72.560 Hie smallest of the three police and from coyotes. If possible •EXe-hOITURES ^ • member of the staff of faculty, or a Government visitor on campus you will find functions, as far as manpower is owners are warned. If not the Officers' Scholarship 2,100 concerned, is security. Although humane officer is sent for and the .Salaries and wages ' 4,044 these men of service to you. If you Payrol I expense 658 - ' have a complaint about someone or every officer has, as a part of his dog is taken to the pound. Travel and conferences ' 1,800 duties, the security of the campus A police spokesperson said that • ^ Office suppiies 790 something, your car has stalled or Account Ing 2,500 you just want directions, the and its personnel, there is only one there are virtually no problems -Insurance • <. . 778 Telephone 1,209 campus police are at your beck and person who has the title of with bike riders. He added that La.-/y;r consultation ' 423 "Security Officer." This is also the there has never been a rape E-nergency loan fund 4,000 call. In fact, over twenty-five Aid for foreign students 500 percent of all police calls on only person on patrol who is not an reported. No purse snatching. And CSU-CSPA 432 Other 3. l-)i 22,429 campus are service calls. official California State law en­ very little trouble with intoxicants. Activities Coismlttee , - Because of their policy of crime forcement officer. Very few see Hiis means they are not against Salaries and wages „ - - 1.251 Fl Ip series 0,689 prevention, rather than criminal this man as his hours are when the sale of beer on campus. The Other activities . .-(>•" .."'•'j • i' .. 8,433 everybody else has gone. His job is only result they feel will come from Security and custodial service - . • • ! . , 1,00! ai^rehension, they are visible Pjuliclty - Off campus •300 17,674 everywhere. This makes them the concerned with lights left on and this is a lowering in GPA's. Ec-jcalional Opportunity Progran .j'- - " 2,061 Players of the Pear fiarden ' . 2,112 most accessible people on campus faucets left running, things that The use of marijuana is r.-jsi'c Department 776 can mount into a serious expense discouraged by working directly Pa..erint - Student paper 10,318 in a time of need. P'-icVviy Pear - Li terary iiiegatlne 500 Of the three departments or safety hazard. Also, if it is too with those in charge of activities ASSOCIATED STUOEHT BOOT OF xA CAL lFnRHlA mentioned above probably the one dark in some areas it is an en­ where use is liable. They allow the STATE roFLEGE. SAH BERNARDIHO ticement to crime. organizers of such activities to STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITIOH most people are aware of is the If you ever have reason to be on police themselves within their JlillE 30. 1975 parking detail. Despite what it may seem like at times, there are campus after hours, this is the man area. The police then can con­

ASSETS only two parking officers. They to see to get a door opened. centrate on keeping trouble CURRENT ASSETS ea<^ work a separate shift so there The third police function is the makers out. Cash - On hand and In commercial accounts S636 Savings account is only one person giving out largest in manpower. This is the Those that live on campus get 15,000 Receivables - Accounts - Net 567 parking tickets at any one time and Due from the Foundation for the Cailfomia State College, there are twice as many warnings Sen Bernardino - Agency Fund • »- """ • •- Ik - -r ^ven out as tickets. There is a Total Current Assets 20.70? little book that is carried by the FURNITURE AND EOUIPWENT - At Cost Office furniture and equipment parking officer in which is

TOTAL ASSETS $36,0i2 recorded the license numb^ of previously offending vehicles.

LIABILITIES ANO FUHO BALANfF Each license number is checked in CURRENT LIABILITIES . the book and if it is not already in Trade accounts $7,789 Payroll taxes payable there it is doubtful if a ticket will be 1 $7,790 Deferred Income - Activity fees - issued. The department's policy is Sumner quarter to issue two warnings l^ore it Total Current Liabilities gives a citation. PLWO SALAWCE - Exhibit "C" There are a couple of exceptions TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO FUND BALANCE to this rule, llie medical parking is The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements arp an integral part of this statement. one. Many handicapped people need the extra room Uiese spaces IH'Ovide to get their wheel-chairs out and set up. One person had to return home so he could get out of his car and call to report that there were no handicapped parking ^ces available. These ^ces are bfilfefe tkect i-Ke dude out — EXHIBIT "B" very well marked and it is Page 2 assumed that if you park in them Kc lo6lc,s K Li^le SUSpiCvAuJ.* CX^EriOITURES (Continued) illegally that you want a ticket. patrol department. There are six the most benefit from the police. It Sports conmltcee Publ ici ty commi tt|;e $3,863 The other exception is the patrolmen, four in cars plus two in is their local police department. Day Care Center 967 Orientation 3,136 science parking lot. If you park the office. Each officer works a ten Tbey keep outsiders from coming 1,214 Inter-organiiatlonaJ Council there during the day you are hour, four day shift. There is a on campus and are on personal Chicenos for law 433 S'.Trer activities 105 asking for a citation. You have to minimum of two officers patroling terms with most of the residents. Student Union l,04D pass three signs saying that these campus at all times. They are in Various activities 1,000 The total police d^artment here 1.680 i^aces are restricted. Tliat is separate cars. Their route patterns at (bl State consists of sixteen Total Expenditures considered warning enough. are irregular and their methods of EXCESS OF REVEHUF OVER EXPENDITURES pe(^le, including clerical help. Once you have been issued a keeping in touch with the office are U.C.R., with only 1,000 more

The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements ticket you are subject to all that varied. This prevents anyone from students, has twenty. U.C.L.A. has are an integral part of this statmpent. any ticket, given by any law en­ staking out an area and waiting for sixty and Berkeley has ninety. EXHIBIT "C forcement officer, requires of you. the officer to pass. The other one Their offices at present are ASSOCIATED STIIOENT BOOT OF THF CALIFORNIA You pay it (and there are no voided may appear any minute. temporary, but well equipped. STATE COLLEGE. SAN BERNARDINO tickets, no matter what your title It is Chief Gomez's contention They dis^tch not only their own STATEMENT OF FUND BALAHCRS or position) or a warrant is issued that these constantly visible ' vehicles but also the State Police. JUNE 30. 1975 the San Bernardino courts for patrols, along with well-lighted and Their new offices will be on the

FUND BALANCES. JULY I. 1974 your arrest. open spaces, keep the crime rate knoU just north of where they are $22,230 Add: Excess of Revenue over Expenditures $3,243 If you are wanted for an unpaid down on campus. Also there is now (In the front of the physical Reserve for deferred accounts reeeivabli 5 virtually no place to go after Prior period adjustments $3,361 ticket, do not park on campus. Ibe plant building). Less: Wet retirements to furniture and committing a crime. equipment campus police have their own At present there is a need for 3.265 FUND BAL teletype to "run a make" on The patrolman's area cov^s all more officers. If you would like to $25,495 vehides. If you car is "hot" the the college campus plus at least find out what it takes read my ALLOCATION OF FUND BALANCES parking officer will call a one mile in circumference in all article on an interview with Sgt Restricted directions. That includes north to Furniture and equipment patrolman and you will be arrested Butler next week. $15,337 Players of the Pear Gardisn 1,793 and booked at county jail. the Devel Canyon powerplant, east For those who would like to see Pawprint 244 Besides regular parking lot to Cbjon Jr. H^h, and along Inter-organizational Council 18 for themselves what police work on Day Care Center 17 l»>oblems there are those who Kendall Drive up to Palm Avenue. campus is like, there is a ride along Reserve for deferred accounts receivable 35 Veterans loans Each car is equipped with radios 4.000 continuously try to outwit the program available. You will also Total Restricted $21,444 system by parking in various non- vrtiich pick-t^i the office, State see the campus from a different Nonrestricted 4.051 bt areas. This is illegal in most Police, CnP, Sherriff, and San point of view. I heartily recom­ Total Fund Balances $25,495 pbces and will result in a ticket. Bernardino City police broadcasts. mend it. The accor.ipanying Notes to Finnociel Statements Also those who park in the visit<»'s' Each car also has a resuscitator. are an integral part of ttrts statement. 4 The WMkly PawPrint, Tu««4ay, Nov. 2S, im, poffo S The Big Quake draws near

by Que Lin A recent movie has served to when asked to cwnment on the and head for the center of a room. horizontal acceleration of the Geologists and other earth shake up public awareness of the possibility of a quake, stated that • (kice in the cento* of the room building." This means the side to scientists have forewarned the potential earthquake danger not mu(^ can be done by his seek refuge under a teble. side movement of the biilding. The puWc about the quake danger. llie San Andreas fault, which is department during the quake. Gomez added that it would be bindings on campus were con­ Since it is too late to move the considered the most active in However he did have some words wise to remain calm and exit the structed according to safety can^ius, it may be advantageous California, lies in Cal State's baj:k of advice for the student body. building once the tronor has r^ulations, and there are points for toe administration to post the. yard. In the event of an earthquake, if stopped. within the building that are not procedures outlined by Gtrumpets, or whatever, and call John TibbaLs. submit a weekly report on planned events, Steve Waterbury requested toe members to turn in their winter quarter schedules as soon as PLEASE RUSH YOUR CURRENT LIST OF . Grants ond scholorships possible so that a meeting time UNCLAIMEO SCHOLARSHIPS SOURCES TO: ^ convenient for all members can be arranged and Judi Jones was The California State Scholarship and Loan Commission reminds high Name. appointed to the Student Union school seniors and college students planning to apply for a State Committee. Address. Scholarship or College ORwrtunity Grant that the postmark deadline for The members discussed a mailing an application for these programs is December 6,1975. ^ipa |x*oposal that will require the City State_ Approximately 14,400 new scholarships for undergraduate college Cabinet secretary to have the (California residents please add 6% sales tax.) students and 4,550 College Opportunity Grants for college freslunen will minutes of each meeting typed and be awarded by the Commission in April 1976. Students who believe they •J duplicated within 24 hours. will need financial assistance to pay for college expenses are encouraged Waterbury made a [voposal that to secure an application from their school or the Commission offices in more bulletin boards be placed Sacramento immediately. A copy of the Parents' Confidential Statement around campus. He said that the should also be mailed not later than December 6to. Those planning to boards should be located so that compete for a State Scholarship must also complete the Scholastic Ap>- CSCSB ContmoM students will not have to go out of titude Test of the College Entrance Examination Board no later than their way to check on the an­ December 6, 1975. nouncements. announced ltd Sudd- ^our-OwnSandwick

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, The Weekly PawPrInt, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1975, page 6

Vinyl squeeze by John Woodhouse "Sunset Glow" although it is very, very beautiful, "Ba Fa" Julie TIppetts ^most mystical, in parts. Julie Hudson Brothers Utopia Tippetts is not working with just MCA the light side of reality; she is also The Beatles still continue to be a Sometimes being a record delving into the dark, emotional reviewer is rather difficult; you majca* influence on many of today's side of life to see what is there. She rock bands who are concerned with feel like you're putting your head is not afraid, as most people are, on a chopping block. You are producing pop songs which have a and as a result, her music reaches mass appeal. Some of these covers knocked out by a particular album, levels not generally even at- you think it's the best thing that's work, while others, though guilty of tenmted in western music. That is quite blatant plagiarism, fail been done in years, but you know 9 probably the most important thing out of 10 people will probably hate dismally, creating cheap, inferior Ati the Sounds about this album. Even though versions of the original which add it. Julie Tippetts' album, "Sunset Marshall McLuhan coined the Glow," is one of those albums. It's nothing of merit. The Hudson phrase "global village" nearly ten Brothers, under the production You Dig...Here! the type that, if you listen to it as years ago, this is the first album to bacl^round music while you're wii^ of Bernie Taupin, have come actually reflect that, to actually up with a strong album full of studying, will drive you nuts. You screaming in the background on were one of a number of bands like merge the sounds (and concepts) Beatle influences which doesn't might even end up with a compositions which in many ways Sopwith (darnel and Sweetwater of Eastern music with western sound like a straight rip^>ff, but headache, because it is raw, atonal are superior to most of Wings' who produced short, pleasant pop forms. And something new rather a successful enhancement and arhythmic music. Though of emerges from it. Someday, when output. sor^s which were a welcome course there is a rhythm to it; it's of some of the Beatles magic for a .^art from the Beatles, the the world will be even smaller in contemporary audience. On songs change from some of the arduous, just that it's not the usual iA beat Hudson Brothers choose the Beach leng&y instrumentals of some of terms of communication, Julie like "Spinning Wheel" and we've come to expect from rock Boys as musicians to emulate. "Oh their fellow long-haired musicians. Tippetts will be seen as the "Smooth Talker" you would swear and roll. In fact, if you listen to the Gabriel" with its melancholy These songs included compositions foremother of a new type of music. there was Paul McCartney album carefully, and try counting harmonium and layered vocal is a such as "Sunday Morning" and die beat, you'll see the rhythms are classic late '60's Beach Boys song "Like to Get to l6iow You," which very intricate. They are precisely complete with a background vocal became great commercial hits. thought out, chosen and executed. from ex-B.B. Bruce Johnston. And Many bands from that time The album has been influenced by then there's the hard rocker period have reformed today (e.g. jazz and Eastern music almost as "Apple Pie Hero" which could Quicksilver Messenger Service much as it has by the western rock have been taken straight off and the Sons of Champlin) to try and roll we all know. Elton's new album I could go on their luck again and ^anky is a And this is the thing that is really and on. Thus every song on the recent addition to tl^ roster, exciting about "Sunset Glow." It is album could be a successful single whose new album "Change" will a synthesis of so much. Of jazz and and the more you listen to the help to boost their return to rock, of East and West, of secular album, the more impressive it popularity. As regulars at L.A.'s and religious music. The song sounds. All this keeps leading me Pdomino Club, their sound is "What Is Living?" is a mantra as to the conclusion that this could be geared towards the modern much as it is a song. As such, if you the best pop album of the year. country rock market, though such want to escape the confines of your Forget what you've ever heard a label is a little constricting as usual bourgeois existence, all you about the Hudson Brothers before their influences are varied and have to do is to sing along. You can and take a listen to "Ba Fa." sometimes they come close to sing off-key, in quarter notes, as sounding like the great Mamas and Ms. Tippetts does; you can moan "Hollywood Be Thy Name" the Papas. and cry, as she does; you can let Dr. John "Since You've Gone" is a prime the mood the nuisic toing you in United Artists example of their relaxing style; a touch with the emotional side of The king of the Gris-Gris is back classic modern Southern your nature. Because the album is in style with a new album of Califomian Country ballad which emotional it is not "pretty," material which sounds as though it begins with a simple vocal by was recorded live in concert, Spanky McFarane and then builds though I suspect it was all a "live" to a rousing sing-along climax of studio gig with ovations supplied the kind perfected by Linda by the likes of Ringo Starr, Phoebe Ronstadt. This is obviously where COLTON CAMERA Snow and Eric Clapton. The old their strength lies and almost New Orleans boogie woogie is still every song on the album all-pervasive, "Swanee River carries itself on the strength of the AND INSTRUMENT Boogie" attests to the nimbleness powerful choruses which close the of the Doctor's fingers, but the songs, which are also heightened FILM GIVE-AWAY general sound has been tempered by their beautiful harmonies. with a more modern rock orien­ Los Angeles has come up with tation with some sweet soul added some truly great country and by his excellent backing trio, the western pop music as well as some (jreolettes. trashy imiUtions which are almost BRING IN THIS AD, Although he is more at home embarrassing to listen to. Spanky with shakin' the walls boogie he and Our Gang definitely can be successfully tackles McCartney's included within the former BUY TWO ROLLS OF FILM (any size) "Yesterday" adding a whole new category. dimension to the song. It was one of AND GET ONE FREE! my least favorite Beatle com­ positions, however Dr. John, with "Chicago's Greatest Hits" Chicago WHILE YOU ARE IN, TAKE A LOOK AT ALL help from the Creolettes, banishes this perception, changing it into an Columbia THE FINE LINES OF PHOTOGRAPHIC almost completely new song which Chicago, along with Blood, Sweat sails above the saccharine of and Tears, was responsible for EQUIPMENT IN STOCK. Paul's original version. introducing the world of jazz to - FOR INSTANCE - Side 2 opens wfth "Babylon," a many rock fans who had hitherto strange composition unlike known nothing but a 4-4 beat. CANON, OMEGA, BROOKS, SOLIGOR, KOWA, anything John has handled before Although (Hiicago could not be — a fusion of electronic sounds, recognized for introducing the RAPID OMEGA, CAMBO, SCHNEIDER, hard drum beat and stream of grace and fluidity of jazz to the consciousness soliloquy, rock world, they artfully added the KOMURA, VIVITAR, ASANUMA, KODAK, something which the German band power of a horn section and so Can would be proud of. This is the sealed their multimillion success. GAF, TOYO, ILFORD, EDWAL, KONICA, only marked diversion from John's If you are tired of quadruple HOY A, TIFFEN, TAMRON, SANKYO, usual R&B format and the rest of albums and are not impressed with the album rolls smoothly along their lengthy, more exploratory BUSHNELL, ASCOR, BELL AND HOWELL, ending with a medley of songs instrumentals, but like their which range from an instrumental shorter, more commercial songs, OMEGA, KALT - TO NAME A FEW. version of Irving Berlin's "Blue this hits album is for you. Here is a Skies" to a hot gospel version of collection of single hits and the "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" brightest tracks from some of their It's not all rock but it sure is a lot of albums, ranging from the rawer COLTON CAMERA roll. sounding "Beginnings" and "25 or 6 to 4" from their first two albums, AND INSTRUMENT "Change" to the more complex and refined Spanky and Our Gang songs found on "Chicago VII," like 600 East Valley Boulevard, Columbia "Wishing You Were Here" and Spanky and Our Gang were "Searchin' So Long." What could Colton, California 92324 going strong in the psychedelic be better than such a greatest hits days of the late '60's when they package in time for Christmas? Weekly PawPrint, Tuesday. Nov.25. t<7S«pagt7 Golden eulogizes the Beach Boys Golden said. was an honest attempt to show By Que Lin Before the coming of the Beach Beach Boy roots which Beatfe Brain Wilson of the Beach Boys Boys, there were many driving awareness had dug up. has been quoted as saying, "I forces, riding the vehicle of rock In candid conversation with approach my music making as an stardom. As Golden will state in his Golden, he explains the success of art form — something pure from book, at the point of pre-Beach Boy a decade or more of Beach Boys the spirit to which I could add success there were two schools of ^prowess, as the result of just plain dynamics and marketable reality. 'rock' type music, which were good music. I'm very aware of the value of and typical of white performers. The Further he suggests, one should power of speaking through song. First school was comprized of take note of the search of the young Not messages — just what you can artists like Bobby Darin, Elvis, minds for a haven of levity to say through music itself." Litle Deon, Pat Boone, etc., all of escape the pestilence of the late The deep and overwhelming which were emulating black sixties, and seventies. sincerity which Brian approaches sounds. The second school, joined Golden is quite.unique in his his potential impact to the music the Beach Boys, the Four Let- ability ot canvass the rock music world is not reciprocated by his termen. The Teenagers and others scene, dissecting out each inter- critics. One searches long and hard together, in a faculty which taught ralationship with the skill of a to find what his peers and critics a new sound. surgeon. An appreciation of rock have said about him personally or Golden is careful to point out that music is made tangible by the of his contribution to the music "the importance of the second functional analysis that he makes scene. The literary neglect of the school which the Beach Boys oT the over all family of rock. In Beach Boys is not clearly un­ founded, is the intrinsic value of conversation with Golden, one derstood, if one considers the focal the establishment of a "white becomes quickly impressed with point of their music. sound," directed at a white middle the warmness, and genuine in­ In so much as the breath, depth, class "suburbia" for example, terest, he has for the story of rock, and scope of American music "Fun, Fun, Fun till her daddy which he knows so well. penetrates the concerns of Bruce takes her T-bird away," typifies Bruce GeMen by Keitti Legtraf Golden, Cal-State professor of the point in case. After all, how English, he has decided to present many people in the early sixties the impact of the Beach Boys to could ^ord a T-bird! music in his upcoming book. The new sound was not Golden simply states of his book, overlooked by aware musicians, "The Beach Boys", that it is not a who fortuitously inforporated it in bibliography, rather it is an honest their acts. With the new sound well approach to a tradition in music. on its way the bosom of beach boy Musically, the Beach Boys were tradition grew pomp woth success. the first group of their era to The far reaching tentables of popularize a song that was not Beach Boy impact stretched far based on traditional rhythm and enough to grip even the creative blues. More to the point, they were mids of the Beatles. Documented the first group to popularize a proof, is the 1968 album, "The "white sound." "This face is one of Beatles", which was called a put the main focuses of the book," on by many. However the album Campus chiefs by Eunice Justice Remember Lawrence Durrell's novel, "Quartette"? Cal State has its own "Quartette," authored by state laws and student elections and put into action by four principal characters — as in the Durrell classic — Kenton Monroe, Dean of Students, Thomas Rivera, Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Raul Ceja, President Associated Student Body (ASB), and Pat Gallegher, Vice President ASB. Why these four? and not others? The position of their various offices. Able, responsive, zealous as each is, their attributes are, in this analogy, overshadowed by the seats of power vested in tiie office of each man. Dean Monroe is second to the President of Cal State and directly ac­ countable to him for welfare and services to the 3,700 students enrolled — yes, including admissions and records. Dean Rivera directs the rapidly maturing EOP program on campus and has the opportunity, because of this position, to observe and counsel both resident and commuter student, to recruit and hire both tutor and student who needs to be tutored, to plan and forecast with administration and academic planners ways to meet the student academic needs today and in the future. Raul Ceja is student body leader and direct liaison for the student body with administration and faculty, and ultimately and frequently spokesman for CSCSB students to ASBs on 17 college campuses in the California system. FinaUy, and of significance, is the political power and voice CSCSB ASB president has in Sacramento. Pat Eggetter, in his office of Vice President controls ASB fiscal tran­ sactions and as he presides over Senate handles the voting on budget appropriations. He also recruits and coordinates the efforts of students who volunteer to help plan and implement the many campus activities. Pat, because of his office, also represents CSCSB ASB off campus. Pat is a Senior with a major in the biological sciences who expects to graduate in June '76. He lives on campus in Shandin House, Serrano Village. Known for an assured poise in the face of stress, Pat admits that despite appearances this is not always the case. He does welcome and enjoy the e}q>eriences offered by the job of ASB Vice President. When asked to discuss ASB's annual budget, Eggetter told PAWPRINT this year's budget of $53,250 will be spent in these proportions: Percentage of Total AS Government $16,244.00 30.5 Scholarships, Secretaries, Office Expenses, etc. Activities $12,135.00 22.78 Outdoor Leisure 100.00 .187 Summer Activities 1,500.00 2.8 EOP 3,566.00 6.69 Players of the Pear Garden+ $2,000.00 3.75 Music Department+ 1,200.00 2.25 PawPrint 6,260.00 11.75 Sports 4,755.00 8.9 Miscellaneous 3,100.00 5.8 Publicity, Inter-organizational Council (IOC), Freshman Orien­ tation, Disabled Students, Learning C!enter Financial Aids 2,300.00 4.3 Student Loans +Obtain Instruction and Related Activities State Funds to help operate programs. _ . . . Continued on page 8 The Weekly Paw Print/ Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 8

Job Hunter's Guide Campus chiefs continued...

Complete progrom to get you a job fast In simplified accounting this means expenditures are adequate to meet Gain an edge over the competition for student services' cost but inadequate to meet the cost of hiring the best jobs with lob Hunter's Guide irofessional staff to plan and give supportive services to and develop­ ment of student activities on campus. Dean Monroe told PAWPRINT how a few years ago two men on the i 1" B373 faculty sat down with film catalogs, and promo announcements of talent Rflfeum with $5.95 to; Name to be available in the area and programmed activities for all students. He cites today's role played by ASB as one significantly helpful to ad­ ministration in spottir^ and designing activities of interest to enrolled NATIONAL RESUME SERVICE Address students. Box 1206 Asked to compare the present management and control of campus Page, Arizona 86040 Citv State ZlD student activities with other colleges in the system, Dean Monroe pointed out: A beginning point for ASB is to assess what the student body wants for the money they pay each quarter ($6.50 per student). Then it gets down to the question of who is going to do what the student body says or indicates it would like to have done. On commuter campuses such as we have, while the students coming here like to have those services that are im­ The Stumda'Condom. portant to them, rather than to do it themselves diey will do without. For Delicately ribbed to help a woman let go. them and according to their own priorities, it is not practical or possible to be involved. We have 500 or more parents of pre-school age children Now you can reach a level of sexual {deasure enrolled here. If you call a committee meeting of people interested in that only months ago was unheard of. A con­ planning for a day care program you are lucky if ID people show up. dom delicately ribbed to give a woman gentle, "ASB has lacked alternatives. It boils down to volunteers and paid urging sensations. Yet, with a shape and employees doing the won Some ASBs in the system hire professional staff thinness that let a man feel almost like he's wearing nothing at all. to perform their functions. Like ours at San Bernardino, the officers are Mrae with a new "nude" latex that transmits elected but they do not have time. body heat instantaneously, Stimula is supremely "Long Beach State College has, in comparison to San Bernardino, an sensitive. It's anatomically shaped to cling enrollment of 35,000 students, and a budget of $700,000. They hire an to the penis. And SK-70, a remarkaUe"diy" silicone lubricant woiis with natural seasons Activities Advisor and a staff of professionals to implement activities so Stimula's scientifically patterned ribs {X'ograms for a cost to ASB of $100,000 in salaries and wages. can massage and caress a woman effortlessly. "Cal State San Bernardino has a few who wind up serving the many. Made by the world's largest manufacturer (rf The experience actually warrants the sacrifice made by the students to ccmdoms. a million have already been sold in carry on ASB tasks, however, as officers are elect^ annually and Sweden and France. Orders are shipped in discreet packages. Send for your san^e today. committees staffed annually, the organization's strength to serve lacks I 1 (Xintinuity. Each year requires get-started time for the new ad- ministratiofi." Stamford Hygienics Inc., Dept. KO-t 114 Manhattan Street Stamford, Conn. 06904 Asked if Administration suffers from the gap created when so few. students repx^esent so many, Dean Monroe stated he believes, "Yes, there Please send me:(Check Box) • 53 sampler pack of 12 Stimula is a gap. At one time two people did the planning and implementing. That • SI samfder pack of 3 Stimula is not a good arrangement. They guess at what people want. Two people Free catalog sent with either order describing try to figure out what 4,000 people want to do on Friday night!" our entire new line of erotic condoms. So far as is known, fte four men featured in this week's view of ASB • Check D (Dash • M.O. Enclosed leadership on campus never meet as a quartet but often must confer with one another individually. Though each was interviewed separately, a concensus can be reported Address- as two questions: City (1) Who is td do the many jobs to determine and provide activities that State. Zip. match the interests of both resident and commuter students at the least cost? And, (2) what alternatives does ASB have to supplement the hardy little band of about 25 students now elected in office with active representatives from the diverse student populations on campus? Pat Eggetter states: "The job is not going to get done unless there are more volunteers and more staff in the ASB trailer more hours per day. Linda, a part-time secretary at the ASB trailer, is invaluable. Wi^out her help ASB could not carry on even at present levels. We need her there all SOMETHING NEWf day and others there to help." Dean Monroe states: "The present system of IOC as a standing ASB Committee, and senate representation by elected class officers is archaic as these are not functional units on our campus. For us the constituent COLTON OPEN-AIR MARKET units are related to the academic disciplines, and extended student night classes, and the day school student. Thousonds of New and Used Items "In some ways ASB might be revitalized if representatives to cabinet and senate were selected from academic discipUnes. If the Senate were composed of representatives from residence halls, graduates, each of the schools on campus, in numbers proportionate to the number of s^dents in each school — implementing that would be cumbersome, and very complicated in the whole selection process. You have to have one kind ()f ballot. Nevertheless this is not unusual at several state colleges. "Moving in that direction would mean identifying the constituent units and selecting the repo'esentatives from them. At least there would be the chance that the communication between ASB and the rest (rf the student b(Kfy would be enhanced." All of which predicts an exciting year ahead for CSCSB and the new leaders yet to emerge on this campus.

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Across from Colton Auction Hours: Use Pepper St. or Riverside Off-Romp 11:00 tol 1:00 Mon.-Thurs. 11:00 to 1:00 Fri. and Sot. 2005 W. VALLEY BLVD. 11:00 tol 0:00 Sun. The Weekly Pawprint« Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 9 Christmas con be cheap by Frank Sheeran Should you have any doubts anyway, so save yourself the then metal pieces, leaves, have to pay accordingly, but ones. about what this week really ushers hassle of downtown shopping and feathers, shells, acoms, small pine fxctures, plant pedestrals, and old C5CSB in make a visit to one of ^e local consider these suggestions. cones - anything to su^nd ffom milk cans don't always cost a Nov. 30: C3iamber Ordiestra PSIO nffils; the tinsel and holly will One sensible way to defeat the cross bar. fortune. 3:30 pm FREE convince you. commercialism, save money, and When it's finished it only takes San Bernardino and Redlands Dec. 1 through Jan. 9: John It wasn't so long along that satisfy discerning tastes is to make air currents to set the art work in (especially) have all kinds of Counter, CALIFORNIA Thank^ving had to be over before your own gifts. motion. antique stores to visit. FREEWAY LANDSCAPES, in the the Christmas season started; It's not as ditticult as you may One word of advice, balance is You'll find what you are looking Art Gallery however, times change and think (people have done it for important in mobiles. for in one of them. Dec. 6: Foreign Film, "Pot regardless of what the current years) and the possibilities are Rearrangement of string and Thrift stores are also good places Bouille" (French with English economic status happens to be the endless. differently weighted materials can to creep around. subtitles) PS 10 7 pm FREE merchandising world is preparing Everyone has some artistic set nerves on edge. Most people don't think of Dec. 7: Concert Choir PS 10 7:30 for a record year. talent, mostly it is a matter of When you've foiind the most searching these shops to find FREE You can't defeat Madison finding it. acceptable position put a bit of glue unusual things and subsequently Dec. 14 through 17: ESCAPE '75 Avenue techniques and any at­ Standard Brands carries a large on the string where its attached to go to more expensive stores. Quarter break ski trip Contact Joe tempt to differentiate between supply of materials for the would- the bar. Mobiles cost nothing to You'll save money and probably Long in P.E. 124 for info. "shopping" and "Christmas" be artist. make, you only give of your time. end up buying something for seems, at very least, unamerican. The stock includes oil, If you'd rather put off the search yourseff at ^e same time. UCR Polemics aside, there's no watercolor, and acrylic paints; for your talent and still avoid the Swap meets and garage sales fall Nov. 26: Part V "Ascent of Man" requirement you have to wade stretched canvas; and different shopping hordes, go to an antique into this same category. I^ 1500 12:00 through shoddy merchandise and brush sizes. shop. For the people who rely on Nov. 28: "California l^lit" 7:30, glittery ornaments to successfully Art supply stores carry the same Antiques, contrary to common department stores for gift ideas, 9:30 1^1500 $1 complete another holiday season. but are usually more expensive. belief, don't have to be expensive. and for the ones who decide to try There are alternatives to elbow- Some people and paint don't mix, It's unbelievable the objects that something different this Christ­ UR bruised ribs and long waiting lines if that's your situation try creating can be purchased for a small mas. . .you have 28 more shopping Dec. 5: "Carnal Knowledge" Casa in the department stores. a mobile. amount of money, days! Loma Rm. 8 pm $1 Most students will interest deter All it takes is a piece of wood or Tastes which run toward roll top Many great things to do this Dec. 12: "Jesus C^ist Superstar" in Qristnws until after finaig metal, some string or . wire, and desks and grandfather clocks will week. Here are a few of the better Casa Luna Rm. 8 pm $1

FODNDATIOW FOR THE CAtlFOftNIA STATE COLLfGF SAW BEfiNAROINQ

STATEMENT OF fINAKCIAL COWDITinn FOUNDATION FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE. 'SAN BERNARDINO

JUNE 30. 1975 AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION

GENERAL FUND JUNE 30. 1975 GENERAL PLANT RESTRICTED EKDCWMEHT assets TOTAL ADMINISTRATION AUXILIARY DESIGMATED FUND FUND • FUND ASSETS CUSBEHT ASSETS TOTAL BOOKSTORE SERVICE Cash CURRENT ASSETS $20,272 S25 $6,663 Investments $15,806 Cash $3,861 $3,628 $213 Savings and t.Mns 39,615 Investments 13,656 7,000 16,668 $2,293 Credit Union 573 Savings and Loan Associations 26,129 11,657 14,472 Receivables 573 Credit Union 230 230 Student loans 1,875 Accounts receivable 17,335 16,567 1,875 788 Interest 2,970 Accrued interest 2,706 2,704 205 2,765 Other 7,656 6,261 Inventory 52,316 52,314 236 3,183 Prepaid expense Prepaid Expenses 87 87 199 199 Total Current Assets 72,850 18,007 Total Current Assets 107 75? 87.279 11,882 37,330 5,631 15.673 INVESTMENTS OTHER ASSETS Corporate Securities Investments (Market Value $231,121) Corporete Debentures et per velue 13,331 238,612 Land (Market value $51,615) 52,000 5,890 State College fund EQUIPMENT 29.875

TOTAL ASSETS Furniture and Equipment 5L2Z& $18,007 $23,236 $37,330 $269,933 Cost 15,793 - S- Less: Accumulated depreciation 4.962 LIABILITIES AND FUND RAtANCES ">951 TOTAL ASSETS $195,678 $180,005 $15,673 Sank everdraPt $1,166 Accounts payable 2,526 $25 Scholarships payable $16,132 LIABILITIES AND FUND BAUNCES Grants payable net grants 6,618 of CURRENT LIABILITIES receivable Accounts payable $26,352 $13,077 Total Current Liabilities Unearned discount on corporate.jfebentures 25 3.083 FUND BAUNCES • Total Current Liabilities 2$-63S 13.077 25.209 $269.933 FUND BAUNCES TOTAL LIABILITIES AMD FUND BALANCES 150.570 2.396 $25,236 $269,933 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BAUNCES $180,005 $15,673

The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statanent. The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements are an integral part of this statament. FOUNDATION FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO EXHIBIT "E" STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES FOUNDATION FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEfif SAN BERMARniMn YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. IPTS AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND FUND BALANCES

GENERAL FUMO FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1975 GENERAL PUNT RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT TOTAL ADMINISTRATION AUXILIARY REVENUE DESIGNATED FUND PUND FUND Cranes FOOD 6299.859 TOTAL BOOKSTORE Special programs $299,839 SERVICE 19,096 $1,175 Scholarships and leans $1,058 16,861 $339,020 27,510 $332,210 $6,810 Overhead recovery 27.510 12,662 22L796 252.796 investment Income 15,596 1,091 GROSS PROFIT Other 19.858 $12,161 86.226 79.616 6.810 7.856 5.816 -LiSi OPEPATING EXPENSES Totel Revenue 396.357 16.171 10.003 Salaries and wages 350.066 38,372 35,077 3,69S EXPENDITURES Payroll taxes 2,360 2,360 Grants Employee benefits 3.081 Paid 3,081 113,619 Contract personal services 4.222 6.222 Increase In grants payable 113,619 186,260 Rent 260 120 120 Special programs 186,260 Depreciation 12,050. 1,063 1,063 Administrative 632 11,618 Repairs 18.912 16,883 1,777 515 Designated 6,029 1.262 Utilities 275 Research 275 1.105 Insurence 1,120 1,120 Other 1,105 Dues and travel 10,023 597 597 Scholarships 10,023 Freight-out 1.813 1.813 Paid Accounting 32,077 2,535 2,535 Increasa In scholarships payable 32,077 Postage 3,203 i,27i 1,271 Other 3,203 Mi seellaneous 14.621 1^-358 2.259 1.706 -m 391.6S0 16.883 Total Operating Expanses 15.789 360.915 61.167 55.737 5.630 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN RJNO BAlANrglt S2,707 $1,288 $(5,786) $(10,869) $18,076 25.057 23.677 1.380 OTHER INCOME Interest 8,846 1.016 The accompanying Notes to Financial Statements Miscellaneous -LM . •" Integral part of this statonent. Lm NET INCOME FQUNOATiON FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE. SAN BERNARDINO 33,776 2,396

STATEMENT OF CHANCES IN FUND BALANCES 114x224 1.831 150,570 6,267 TRANSFER TO STATE COLLFCg YEAR ENDED JUNE 30. 1975 (1.851) FUND BAUNCES JUNE 30. 197S $150,570 $2,396

GENERAL FUND GENERAL PUNT RESTRICTED ENDOVHEHT The accompanying Notes to Financial State* TOTAL ADMINISTRATION *"X"-IARY DESIGNATED FUND FUND are an integral part of this stateaient. 3ALA>IC£ BEGINNING JULY 1. 1976 $309,118 $13,069 $9,542 S47,370 $239,157

INCREASE fOECREASEI IN FUND BAUNCES 2,707 1,288 $(5,786) (10,869) 18.076 PUNT FUND Additions Grants 3,363 3,563 DTsposi tIon Boys Club and YHCA (2.631) (2.631)

INTER-FUND TRANSFERS 30,993 (30,995) 73M BAUNCE ENDING JUNE 30. 1975 $312,737 $16,337 $25,209 $10,656 $12,806

Tha accompanying Notes to Financial Statements < %r^ 5th (ntegpet b*re df'thhi 'stet*dnt.Y.-'^^:.*,V^V' -X fellas. * a I t The Weekly Pawprint, Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 10' Football Frolics

HEADING FOR THE along with his players Cheryl, LAST ROUNDUP Kurt, Mike, Alice, Bill, Debbie, BY Barbara, Winday, Gordon and MONTYZUMA EUa. Well partners, it's bout time fer The Hustlers lost a dlose one to that last roundup. Yep as we slowly the Milk Duds, 10-9, a real bone ride into the sunset, I just want to bruiser. recall some of the more From the Team there is Mike, memorable events of the past Diane, Kurt, Steve, Rocky, Roy, quarter. Mary Jo, Norm, Greg and Steve. Softly in the background are From the Outsiders came such heard the strains of "Thanks for standouts as Jeff, Steve, Woody, the Memories", and as the sounds Jane, Kim, Diana, Jennifer, Robin,

slowly drift to your ears let me Paul, Gilbert and Raul. return you to those thrilling days of To all you softballers a C.S.C.- yesteryear, Don Mossi rides again! S.B. tip 'o' the hat., to a job well To put it mildly, Mr. Ripley done. wouldn't have believed it. And who will ever forget the It has been my pleasure to have "Pros from Dover", or otherwise associated with the largest bunch known as the Pep Boys. of yo-yo's, malcontents, anarchist, They have rewritten the game of cry-babies, flakes, drunks and just golf. your every day average run of the Then there are the shuttlecock mill nuts, all in all a high class of swatters, led by Paul & Kathy, people. followed by Kelly & Rita, Dave & It was a banner quarter for Tesha and bringing up the roar, celebrities on campus. Gal States Tom & Carol, sounds like an "X" beloved hero, Don Mossi visited the rated movie. campus in an attempt to sign some And I sure wish I had some in­ Sure its fun to jab at and make promising young rookies to sub­ formation on the 3 person Carson Busses, his claim to fame recall greats from the past. fun of someone, because its all stantial pro contracts, and before basketball league, all I know is that was that he returned 6 consecutive Oh! incidently the Patsy Bowl done in fun and the people I poke Don left he had left his mark on all the team to beat has been The Best, kickoffs for TD's, unfortunately and the Super Bowl will have fun at are aware of what I'm doing. of us, just ask the little cupcake in and the team that has been the they were all in the wrong direc­ already been played by the time So here's my offer, get involved in the cafeteria. team beaten most often uses a ? tion. this article gets printed so I'd like the intramural program and have I just wish I had the time and mark as their symbol, I wonder What is even more strange than to be the first to congratulate the a good time. space to put everyones name in the what the question mark stands for, Carsons feet, was Ima Dork's winners and console the losers. Upcoming events for the winter paper, just so you could take it is it for excellence, or a lack of it? hands, they were huge! Sadly Better luck next year. include. Volleyball (coed), 3 home to your parents and show And maybe they're wondering why though her arms were pitifully The purpose of my reporting the person Volleyball, basketball, them what they're paying for, but they're playing at all. underdeveloped and she never was intramursd sports has been to raquetball, tennis, handball, free don't go away sad because I'm It really would be difficult for me able to lift her hands up past her hopefully inform the students here throw competition, and many off going to compromise and put Rrst to organize something nice to say knee caps. at Cal State, that there is and will campus events l^e skiing and names only. about vicious, and near fanatical Her claim to the hall of fame was always be an intramural program, bowling. First in the fall softball season, legions of the flag football league, that she could rifle a hike 70 yds. so why let it go to waste. So there is quite a lot to do, just from the "champs" the Milk Duds, one gets tired of the same names only 6" off the ground, they were The intramural sports program get involved, it doesn't hurt. Capt. Monte, J.C., Roy the red, appearing week in week out, so in referred to as "worm rapers" and and the facilities are not for the use Help destroy the myth that Cal Candy Cupcake, Peggy Anne, memorial I've decided to return to only the lowest of people would of the Dorm students or a select State students are apathetic. If you Robyn Kris, Roy, Dwain, Craig, the past and bring back the famous attmpt to catch them. few who always seem to be using jreg, Dave, and Don. The runners names of the days gone by. These are just a few of the names them, but is here for the total use don't ve vill shoot you, zo you vill Tp, Ae Hustlers, led by Willie» Who will ever forget the great that come to mind whenever I by all! I repeat ALL students. get involved, Yah? Th« We«kty Pawprint, Tua$day, Nov. 25,1975, pago 11 ## •## LAPD no match for Col State Rent a ski COYOTES vs. LAPO center Lou Brown, 6'2" guard p.m. on Friday ni^t, December The Cal State COYOTES varsity Staling Gordon, and 6*4" forward 5th at Coyote Fieldhouse. basketball team, led by eight-year Russ Nelson. Admission is FREE! ASB SKI RENTAL POLICY veteran Ted "Mongoose" .Saar Other Coyotes expecting to see Last year when these two teams Equipment is available to requested and signature of the action are: J.C. Wri^t, Richard met, the L.A.P.D. won a Qiriller, group's faculty advisor. opens the 1975-76 season against a students with a current ASB card. team made up of Los Angeles Price, A1 Graham, Al Laragione 71-68. Staff, faculty and alumni are not Rental fees ($1.00 per day) will ' and Mark Komfeld. be in effect. Skis on reserve may Police Officers. permitted to use skis. Top players for the Fuzz are B'5" The game is scheduled for 7:00 No individual reservations. First not be checked out by another come, first served. person during the three days Members of the CSCSB Ski immediately preceeding the date Association, or any other active of departure. Who's for rugby? ASB organization, and participants Check-out Procedure: and at halftime, play starts with a penalty kick is taken from the point in the "Escape" program (if Students who plan to use our Rugby isn't new to the U.S. or to plack kick h'om mi(tfield. The kick of infraction and may be drop- students) may reserve skis and skis, except for meetings of P.E. California. In fact, football was kicked or place-kicked for a three poles for ;^)ecific outings or trips lOOK-Skiing, must purchase a developed from this game. In the must travel forward 10 yards, and touch an opponent or the point scOK. sponsored by the aforementioned $10.00 Ski Rental Card from the west, rugby has been played since must playing field, in bounds. A place Well, thaLu the game of rugby in groups, subject to approval by the Bursar's Office. the turn of the century. Rugby was a nut^ll. TOe Riverside Rugby ASB S^rts Committ^. even played in the 1908, 1920, and kick also starts the play after a 1924 Olympics. The U.S., goal (the point after try or penalty Club needs players, both male and represented by teams made up kick) but unlike football, the female (since they are trying to largely of Califomians, won in scoring team receives the kick. start a women's rugby team). If both 1920 and 1924. In Olympic When a mincH* violation occurs, you are interested in playing, Rugby, the U.S. is the only gold the set scrimmage or "scrum" drinking or contributing in some medal winner. restarts play. The forwards push way, call Gerry Miller at 875-4675 The team itself consists of 15 against the opposition, while a or Mark Levin at 882-1937. And players, 8 forwards and 7 backs. back of the team known as the remember, "Support your local The thing to watch for is the rapid scrum half, puts the ball between dentist, play rugby!" movement of the ball h'om the the teams. Ihe front forwards try forwards to the backs. Each back to rake the ball to the rear of the Box scores draws the defensive man into a scrum. The scrum half then nor­ mally picks up the ball and passes tackle and then passes to the next FINAL FLAG to start the attack. man just before being hit. FOOTBALL SCORING The scoring of rugby is quite Unlike football, the forwards (or (PLAYOFFS EXCLUDED) different than in football. A touch­ line men) may also carry, kick, or Name Team Points down scores 4 points and is counted pass the ball. The players Ken Soto Us 64 only if the ball is actually touched sometimes move in a group or Jim Cassidy Cavaliers 48 to the ground in the end zone. After "pack". The ball may be also Ron Miller Who Knows 48, a touchdown, a conversion is at­ diibbled, that is, rolled with the Monte Pearson Sissies 43 A fee of $1.00 per day, for skis tempted, as are extra points in feet, forward. The man dribbling Tom Smith Cavaliers 35 Skis checked out for use during and poles, or for skis alone will be football. The conversion counts as may not be tackled since he doesn't Ernie Fischer Cavaliers 31 holidays may be taken anytime on charged. 2 points. A goal in rugby is the 6 actuallv have technical possession. Al Diaz Raiders 26 the day preceeding the holiday, or Poles alone may not be raited. point combination of a try and a Rather, the ball must be kicked Gordon Edwards Sissies 24 holiday weekend, and must be The fees collected will be used conversion. A drop-kick through away o.' fallen upon by the Rusty Shoup Sissi^ 16 returned befcH'e 10:00 a.m. on the solely for the maintenance and the goal posts counts as 3 points defensive player. PeteUthis Who Knows 13 first day, usually on Monday, after replacement of our skis. At the be^nnii^ of the match and is comparable to a field goal. A the holi^y or holiday weekend. A student may only check out one Skis may be checked out for pair of skis and poles at a time, and extended use (not to exceed 7 days) he or she must do so in person. during vacations and quarter Renewals on equipment arenot breaks, only irtien there is no local allowed. snow ior skChg.

Checked Out Due Cost the Monday-Thursday a.m. Same day, before closing $1.00 Mon.-Wed., after 5:00 p.m. Next day, befCH-e closing $1.00 Thursday after 5:00 p.m. Monday, before 10:00 ajn. $2.00 Friday-Saturday-Anytime Monday, before 10:00 a.m. $2.00

Student Responsibility: A student who checks out Country House eququnent is re^nsible for it from the time it leaves the P.E. Building until it is returned. Students who return equipment late will be fined $1.00 per day (to be punched on their Ski R^tal Card). The penalty for a second offense is another $1.00 fine and loss of renting privileges for the HAPPY HOUR TEQUILA NIGHT remainder of the academic year. Offenders may appeal, in 5-7 DAILY EVERY writing, to the ASB ^orts Com­ mittee if there is valid reason for "TWOFERS" WEDNESDAY being late. Students who break equipment will be placed on equipment probation for the remainder of the STEAKS academic year. DINNER All broken equipment must be 5:30 -10:00 PRIME RIB returned! If a student loses any equipment LUNCH CRAB LEGS or if someone on probation breaks However, a student returning SEAFOOB any equipment, ^e student must skis and poles may rent a different 11:30 - 2:00 replace it to the satisfaction of the pair, if available. ENTERTAINMENT ASB Sports Committee. Sl^ and poles are checked out M.25 • m Students who borrow equipment from the P.E. Equipment Room TUES. • SAT. CUHtEIEDnWERS for such trips will be granted a between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to time extension, so that they may closing Monday through Friday, use the skis for the entire trip. and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Skis must be returned before Students must present their Ski 10:00 a.m. on the first day Rental Card, and a current CSCSB foUowing their return, however. Identification Card. A group wishing to reserve skis Skis may be returned anytime must submit a written request to prior to the deadlines listed below. the ASB Sports Committee, at least Note that with the exception of 14 days prior to their departure, weekends, skis are checked out for which includes the following in­ only one day at a time. formation: dates for which they T^e rental card is to be stapled to 1-10 AT FORD ST. DFFRAMP - REDLANDS plan to be using the skis, time of the student's check out slip and left return, number and sizes on skis in the Equipment Ronm The Weekly Pawprint, Tuesday, Nov. 25,1975, page 12

Activity council highlights Campus happenings Tuesday The showing of X-rated movies, available to those with the proper discussed at the next meeting. November 25 identification. selection of bands for a dance and The memberi^ discussed the A.S. Senate Mtg. 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM C-219 appointments of committee Persons who know of another showing of X-rated movies on Joint Mtg. Adm. Clubs 10:00 AM LC-500 members were some of the items band that could perform at the campus. The members suggested Christian Life Club Mtg. 12:00 NOON LC-224 discussed at last week's CSCSB dance are request^ to contact any an X-rated movie of wide student Film "Ulysses" 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM LC-500 Activity Council meeting. member of the Activity Council at interest. The members suggested Wednesday The council set a tentative 887-7494. that students' opinions on what X- November 26 schedule of activities for the winter The members discussed having rated movies to show be gathered. LDSSAMtg. 9:00 AM C-219 quarter. They include the the Lower Commons opened every John Norris, Films sub­ Social Workers Club Mtg. 12:00 NOON LC-224 following: weekday night with food available committee chairperson, will be M.E.Ch.A.Mtg. 12:00 NOON LC-256 Jan. 9: Christian Life Club and entertainment provided. available in the ASB office on Newman Club Mtg. 12:00 NOON LC-244 presents the Hallelujah music Discussion centered on if Tuesday and Wednesday from 11 Film "Ulysses" 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM LC-276 program. students would take advantage of am to 1 pm for students* Village Council Mtg. 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM C-219 Jan. 10: Movie: "Patton" the facilities and if it would be suggestions on which films should Thursday Jan. 16: Dance at San Bernardino profitable. be presented on campus. November 27 Convention Center. Another plan of having an ac­ The next meeting of the Ac­ THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Jan. 23: Movie: "Cries and tivities evening one night a week tivities Council will be held pn Friday Whispers" was also suggested. December 4, at 3 pm in SS 171. November 28 Jan. 30: Movie: "Harold and These proposals will be further THANKSGIVING HOUDAY Maude" Sunday Feb. 7: Movie: "The Longest November 30 Yard" Chamber Orchestra Concert 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM PS-10 Feb. 9-13: Classics Film Week, Bicentennial theme. Important meeting set Feb. 27: Movie; "Steppenwolf" Mar. 1: Lecturer (tenatative) Mar. 12: Movie; "2001; A Space ANNOUNCEMENT There will be an EXTREMELY munity, who work with the School Odyssey" IMPORTANT MEETING for all of Administration and the 4 clubs; The dance planned for Jan. 16 CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST LAW SCHOOL I current and prospective members the upcoming Management Center will be at the San Bernardino of the Business Management, Rho programs; working with the V\/ESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Convention Center. Zeta Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi and utilization of IOC (Inter-Club Tickets will be sold to Cal-State Accounting Clubs - on Tuesday, Coimcil); goals and the ideas for students for $1.50 and others may Nov. 25th at 10:00 A.M. in LC500. future quarters; and an end-of-the- COLLEGE OF LAW purchase tickets at the door for OF ORANGE COUNTY The topics that will be discussed year party. $2.50. are: the luncheons and tours of If for some reason you cannot AN ACCREDITED LAW SCHOOL Two groups will play, "Race," a various businesses that are made attend • please contact any of the local rock 'n' roll band, and possible by the members of the respective club officers or the OFFERS A PROGRAM OF another to be chosen. Board of Councillors, a group of office of the School of Ad­ Dress will be casual and distinguished people from all ministration. alcoholic beverages will be aspects of the business com­ FULL-TIME LAW STUDY TO BEGIN IN JANUARY

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